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January 21, 2026
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| Trump, Greenland, and American World Order |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| As the second Trump administration reaches its one-year anniversary, no one can deny that President Donald Trump has reshaped not only American politics but the entire world. But Trump is no longer satisfied with tariffs and peace talks; he has set his eyes on a grander prize, an object America has rarely sought since the days of President Theodore Roosevelt: territorial acquisition. The territory in Trump's crosshairs is the world's largest island, a mostly glacier-covered wilderness deceptively called "Greenland." |
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| The Iranian Regime Is 'Afraid of Its Own People, Afraid of Losing Power, and Afraid of Trump' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| There aren't many pictures slipping through the iron fist of Iran, but there are enough. What the world has seen in the ashen streets and smoldering buildings tells the story of unhinged terror and revenge. An emotional image of dozens of shoes, thrown haphazardly against a wall, feels like the last witness to whatever horrors happened there. "At the Holocaust Museum in Washington, there is a room filled with shoes," Arash Sigarchi posts emotionally. "Now look." This is all that remains of so many unarmed Iranians, he laments, "whose only demand was freedom." |
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| Cities Church Responds to Worship Disruption: 'Jesus Is Real' |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Two days after left-wing "agitators jarringly disrupted [their] worship gathering," the elders of Cities Church in St. Paul, Minn. issued a statement addressing the incident. "Jesus is real," they began. Thus, from the outset, they framed the issue as a clash of worldviews, correctly implying that those who would break up Christian worship do believe the truth that Jesus is God the Son Incarnate, the Savior and Lord of all. That true belief is protected in America, although some extremists choose to act and pretend as if it were not. |
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| Outstanding - How Do We Know What's True? (Ep. 227) |
| Podcast with Casey Harper, David Schrock and Jared Bridges |
| How do we define what is? Host Casey Harper is joined by author and pastor, David Schrock, and The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges to unpack how Christians can begin to define the world the way God originally created it. Where do we start to understand what we know? The three discuss what has diluted Truth, the impact of post modernism on understanding what is true, and the definition of humanity. |
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| Concern Grows over Turkey and Qatar's Involvement in Gaza Peace Plan |
| by Dan Hart |
| As part of the implementation of the 20-point Gaza peace plan that took effect last October, the Trump administration has announced the formation of a new Board of Peace that it says will play an "essential role" in executing the peace plan. But concerns are surfacing over the inclusion of Hamas-sympathizing countries that have been invited to be part of the Board of Peace, including Turkey and Qatar. |
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| Schweizer: Muslim Jihadists, Western Elites Weaponized American Immigration Programs |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A new book is shedding light on how foreign enemies have taken advantage of America's lax immigration policy to flood the nation with threats. Investigative author and Breitbart News affiliate Peter Schweizer's book "The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon" details how the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist and jihadist groups use mass immigration as a means of conquest, and in particular of dominating and subverting Western nations like the U.S. |
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| Are Americans Being Radicalized Online and Converting to Islam? |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Simon Hankinson, a former U.S. diplomat, made a case Monday for what he deemed a rise in "lone wolf amateur terrorism." Hankinson referred to the high-profile, Bondi Beach, Australia massacre. Within 10 minutes, on December 14, 2025, a father and a son opened fire on hundreds during a festival, ultimately killing 15 people and injuring 40. Hankinson used this tragedy to make a simple point: "In most cases of Islamist terrorism, the perpetrator is of Muslim heritage and has ancestral roots in a Muslim country." Both the father and son involved in this attack appeared to have been born Muslim. |
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| Polls: Dems Open Moderate Lead over GOP in 2026 Midterms |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While midterm elections are still several months away, polling data is already suggesting that Democrats may have a lead over Republicans. In a generic ballot matchup, a Monday Rasmussen Reports survey found that Democrats lead the GOP by six points, 47% to 41%, with nearly 10% of voters saying that they're undecided and 4% saying that they would vote for a different candidate. |
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| Survey Shows Record American Support for Public Faith Sharing |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Americans, particularly the younger generations, want to see more faith. Not merely in the home, not merely in places of worship, but in the public square. In its seventh edition, the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty's 2025 Religious Freedom Index found 57% of surveyed Americans agree that religious freedom is "inherently public." |
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| A Small but Significant Cuban Civic Rebellion after Maduro's Capture |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| For years, photos of Cubans filling squares to listen to the long speeches of the socialist leadership were the icing on the cake of leftist propaganda. And although at the beginning of the revolution many were dazzled by Fidel Castro's poisonous rhetoric of social justice, for decades, there have been mechanisms of pressure accompanying the masses. |
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